The phrase "aims to shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or goals related to influencing or forming something, such as opinions, behaviors, or policies.
Example: "The organization aims to shape public policy through advocacy and education."
Alternatives: "intends to influence" or "seeks to mold".
The program also aims to shape a new generation of leaders who understand the needs of rural communities.
Spark+Mettle's flagship programme, Star Track, aims to shape, support and accelerate emerging talent in 18-24 year olds from less privileged backgrounds.
"Co-ordination failures between policies on water, energy and land need to be addressed to avoid the negative impacts of these interlinkages," said the report, which aims to "shape global action" in the run-up to next month's Rio+20 UN conference on sustainable development.
As campaigns to save threatened children's centres step up across England, under Longfield's stewardship 4Children has landed a contract from the Department for Education to spearhead the newly launched Foundations for the Future, a government initiative that aims to shape early years and childcare policy over the next two years.
This phase aims to shape the solution by prototyping highly usable interfaces for MI.
The Eco-community Concept aims to shape a sustainable environment; besides, it has another purpose to create and increase environmentally friendly community.
Romo said he was not aiming to shape his persona, either.
Such proceedings "rightly aim to shape collective memory of horrible events," he writes.
However leading companies such as Maersk do – they aim to shape a future that they can profit from.
It's not that I dictate the answer, but I have to be comfortable with the outcome of the process, and as chairman I aim to shape a process that produces the best outcome".
But because the museum focuses on the applied arts, the exhibition portrays virus writing as a kind of craft whose practitioners aim to shape code into an elegantly concise, dramatically effective form.
